My paintings explore consciousness and the liminal space between the seen and unseen, where perception, memory, sensation, intuition, and the subconscious flow together. I am interested in how we construct meaning from what we experience and perceive, filtering sensory experience through memory, emotion, sensation, dreams, subconscious associations, and individual patterns of perception.

I think of my paintings as psychological landscapes where memory, sensation, emotion, environment, imagination, and symbolic imagery interact and flow together. Working on the floor, I use water and gravity to direct watercolor, inks, and pigments across canvas, allowing fields of color, lines, shapes, stains, and organic edges to emerge. I then work into these forms with oil paint, responding to memory, intuition, subconscious associations, and personal symbols.

For the viewer, the painting becomes another space in which their own memories, sensations, emotions, associations, attention, and subconscious experiences can be filtered, synthesized, and transformed into meaning.